• This forum is strictly intended to be used by members of the VS Battles wiki. Please only register if you have an autoconfirmed account there, as otherwise your registration will be rejected. If you have already registered once, do not do so again, and contact Antvasima if you encounter any problems.

    For instructions regarding the exact procedure to sign up to this forum, please click here.
  • We need Patreon donations for this forum to have all of its running costs financially secured.

    Community members who help us out will receive badges that give them several different benefits, including the removal of all advertisements in this forum, but donations from non-members are also extremely appreciated.

    Please click here for further information, or here to directly visit our Patreon donations page.
  • Please click here for information about a large petition to help children in need.

Steve vs Indominus Rex | A Minecraft Movie vs Jurassic Park | 1-7-0 GRACE

Messages
660
Reaction score
172
Steve (A Minecraft Movie) vs Indominus Rex
220
latest


Conditions:
  • Steve gets 1 day (real-life 24 hours) of prep time
  • Steve does not know what he is preparing for, only that it is “big”
  • Battle takes place in the Overworld
    cf8296a0-eaef-11ef-bd1b-d536627785f2.png
Steve's equipment: Various blocks, sword, shield, flint and steel, water bucket, slime cube, Orb of Dominance and the Earth Crystal, chunk of Gorgonzola, firework rockets, diamond armor, TNT, Ender Pearls, eggs, and cacti.

Steve: EnderLord8
Indominus Rex: Fallen_Angelicx, Oiguana2701, JustANormalLemon, Dark_Soul20189, BloodyBloodwork365, Ztesrxgdfjcvgkbh, Ninkan12
Incon:
 
Last edited:
So Steve can be pretty much tracked anywhere he goes within 24 hours cause he smells like shit and with thermal vision he can't hide. Indo is relatively smart and can probably tank some of Steve's explosions.
 
Are Steve's explosions baseline? Because, if so, the Indominus completely tanks them unless he like, makes an incredibly big explosion. Not a stomp, though. I'll wait for other opinions before saying anything.
 
Are Steve's explosions baseline? Because, if so, the Indominus completely tanks them unless he like, makes an incredibly big explosion. Not a stomp, though. I'll wait for other opinions before saying anything.
One TNT block is, but he has multiple that can be detonated at once
 
One TNT block is, but he has multiple that can be detonated at once
Forgot he could just stack them for some reason lmao. I'll still wait for other opinions, as despite having watched A Minecraft Movie, I don't remember everything that happened.
 
They start Hundreds Of Meters away due to Steve's range. I mean, once they get into physical vicinity. Its kinda over? Steve doesn't know this guy can camouflage and Trees, even Forests are in the Overworld. Despite having prep, only "big" is NOT a ideal description for the Indominus. Indy can def survive the AP of the TNT explosions but definitely not the Heat since I don't see heat resistance on her profile, so she kinda gets scorched anyways. But ion think, Steve can pull that off before getting ambushed once in vicinity of Rexy. And as Ninkan said, Steve smells like shit. You can't miss the smell of shit. Indom, sneak attacks Steve FRA.
 
Does steve knows where the indominus will "spaw" to fight?
Let's say no cause he could just hollow out a giant trench. It will spawn the same place as Steve starts but he doesn't know

They start Hundreds Of Meters away due to Steve's range. I mean, once they get into physical vicinity. Its kinda over? Steve doesn't know this guy can camouflage and Trees, even Forests are in the Overworld. Despite having prep, only "big" is NOT a ideal description for the Indominus. Indy can def survive the AP of the TNT explosions but definitely not the Heat since I don't see heat resistance on her profile, so she kinda gets scorched anyways. But ion think, Steve can pull that off before getting ambushed once in vicinity of Rexy. And as Ninkan said, Steve smells like shit. You can't miss the smell of shit. Indom, sneak attacks Steve FRA.

Steve can maybe survive 1 hit, given his armour broke after 1 9-A hit from Malgosha and he was undamaged (https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Ninkan12/Malgosha_new_calc).

He also has the options of BFR to the nether or the real world, the latter of which he likely wouldn't do because it puts people in danger.

He could also make an army of Iron Golems (probs should be listed on his profile), but these won't attack unless they're provoked

I think Steve's best bet is building a bunker with thick iron walls but that's cringe and I don't think stalling counts as victory?
 
Last edited:
Frankly, it depends on whether he can prepare correctly. If he creates iron golems, it would serve as a distraction, especially given the nature of the indomit's tendency to attack anything that breathes. Like, how does Steve use his preparation time?
 
Frankly, it depends on whether he can prepare correctly. If he creates iron golems, it would serve as a distraction, especially given the nature of the indomit's tendency to attack anything that breathes. Like, how does Steve use his preparation time?
There's several calcs I've been meaning to do around the film but I just don't know where to start, the Golem's AP and Dura being one, but I'm pretty sure they're around 9-B

He'd probably try booby traps before building a straight bunker, but the bunker is possible and the better option defensively
 
There's several calcs I've been meaning to do around the film but I just don't know where to start, the Golem's AP and Dura being one, but I'm pretty sure they're around 9-B

He'd probably try booby traps before building a straight bunker, but the bunker is possible and the better option defensively
I don't know about a bunker, but maybe a castle or tower? I think it would make sense for him to build an elevated structure so he could see which direction Indom was coming from, right? I think an underground emergency tunnel would also make sense.
 
I don't know about a bunker, but maybe a castle or tower? I think it would make sense for him to build an elevated structure so he could see which direction Indom was coming from, right? I think an underground emergency tunnel would also make sense.
More than likely, but I think even if Steve is somewhere the Indo can't reach, Steve starves before Indo does. I'm not sure if SBA would allow Steve to try and stall up a tower or in a small tunnel
 
More than likely, but I think even if Steve is somewhere the Indo can't reach, Steve starves before Indo does. I'm not sure if SBA would allow Steve to try and stall up a tower or in a small tunnel
Hmm... Would it last long enough for him to starve to death? Like, if he builds a portal to the Nether underground, he'd have many options to better prepare after the initial confrontation and make a plan.

If he has something like an army of golems nearby in the initial confrontation, he could see what Indom is capable of and then create a plan to defeat it. Of course, I don't know what he could accomplish in the 24 hours of preparation, but since he's in Minecraft, resource gathering and preparation are much easier... Depending on how much he manages to build within 24 hours and what he has prepared, I see him winning more often than not...

If my logic is correct and Indom has nothing more than that, I'll vote for Steve.
 
Rex FRA, but yeah, I don't think "Steve" is smart enough to pull a win here (would be different if it was his actual self)
 
There's definitely things Steve can do but I suppose the question is whether he does them more than 50% of the time
 
Frankly, it depends on whether he can prepare correctly. If he creates iron golems, it would serve as a distraction, especially given the nature of the indomit's tendency to attack anything that breathes. Like, how does Steve use his preparation time?
Indom is gonna smash through them just as Rexy smashes through Spinosaurus skeletons in the movie. Distractions don't usually get one tapped.
 
Indom is gonna smash through them just as Rexy smashes through Spinosaurus skeletons in the movie. Distractions don't usually get one tapped.
It's a bit different but I get the sentiment
There's also a slight chance she just ignores them and then they ignore her
 
It's a bit different but I get the sentiment
There's also a slight chance she just ignores them and then they ignore her
Yeah, its not like they are food, or organic creatures. They're supernatural and made of stone. She's gonna be dead set on Steve
 
Yeah, its not like they are food, or organic creatures. They're supernatural and made of stone. She's gonna be dead set on Steve
Made of stone?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't Iron Golems made of...
...well
iron?
You make them in the game by placing four iron blocks in a T shape and then placing a carved pumpkin on top. Is the movie different?
 
Made of stone?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't Iron Golems made of...
...well
iron?
You make them in the game by placing four iron blocks in a T shape and then placing a carved pumpkin on top. Is the movie different?
It's the same as the game, just he could put the boots of swiftness instead of the pumpkin to get a special golem, but he doesn't have access to them
 
I believe they are indeed made of metal in the movie.

Anyway, I don't see why Indom would ignore them considering her sense of humor. The only exception in the movie was the raptors; in the film itself, they mention that she was hunting for sport, something to learn about her place in the food chain, and so on. At the very least, she would be curious to know what these metal things that walk and move are.

Frankly, I don't know the difference between AP and whether Indom one-shots the golems, since they don't have profiles or anything, but I suppose they're upscaling Steve? Anyway, they are made of iron, and Indom should give them a couple of hits to test them out of curiosity, even if the first one is enough to eliminate them, since it's a natural thing for intelligent living creatures, and seeing an iron golem casually torn apart should be enough for Steve to really start using everything he has to survive.
 
I believe they are indeed made of metal in the movie.

Anyway, I don't see why Indom would ignore them considering her sense of humor. The only exception in the movie was the raptors; in the film itself, they mention that she was hunting for sport, something to learn about her place in the food chain, and so on. At the very least, she would be curious to know what these metal things that walk and move are.

Frankly, I don't know the difference between AP and whether Indom one-shots the golems, since they don't have profiles or anything, but I suppose they're upscaling Steve? Anyway, they are made of iron, and Indom should give them a couple of hits to test them out of curiosity, even if the first one is enough to eliminate them, since it's a natural thing for intelligent living creatures, and seeing an iron golem casually torn apart should be enough for Steve to really start using everything he has to survive.

I desperately need to figure out them calcs

Iron Golem upscales from the Piglins, who are on par with Natalie, Dawn and Henry (with the tot launcher), launched General Chungus (unclear whether they harmed him since he gets launched off screen) but far inferior to the Great Hog, who tanks creeper blasts, but dies to a combined explosion of dozens
 
Last edited:
Anyway, I don't see why Indom would ignore them considering her sense of humor. The only exception in the movie was the raptors; in the film itself, they mention that she was hunting for sport, something to learn about her place in the food chain, and so on. At the very least, she would be curious to know what these metal things that walk and move are.
It's due to her nature as a Apex Predator. All creatures she hunts in the movies are entirely organic, and she's a animal. She'll only go for living things that can bleed and fight back. Not a moving creature made of Iron that could be passed off as some man-made robot and for sure doesn't trigger her sense of smell.

Frankly, I don't know the difference between AP and whether Indom one-shots the golems, since they don't have profiles or anything,
She's 10.3x stronger than the verse.
 
It's due to her nature as a Apex Predator. All creatures she hunts in the movies are entirely organic, and she's a animal. She'll only go for living things that can bleed and fight back. Not a moving creature made of Iron that could be passed off as some man-made robot and for sure doesn't trigger her sense of smell.


She's 10.3x stronger than the verse.
Not to mention doesn't trigger her thermal vision

That 10x gap is probs a bit smaller for the golems

This is assuming he even goes for golems as his plan
 
I think TNT spam is Steve's best bet, he has a creeper farm so it's not like he doesn't have a lot of gunpowder
 
Could the Iron Golems try to body-block Indom?
They wouldn't get very far, but would it work as a distraction even momentarily?
 
Could the Iron Golems try to body-block Indom?
They wouldn't get very far, but would it work as a distraction even momentarily?
No. Indom is at most 10x stronger than them. Iirc 8x is a one shot. She just swipes her claws through them dismantling them as they approach her, or pick them up and crush them in her jaws. Not to mention her size difference compared to them and LS advantage. She's too big to be stopped
 
A difference of about 10x? That's not as much as I originally thought. A large enough scaling chain might allow the Indoms to need about 2 hits to take down 1, but I don't think that applies in this case.

Anyway, I took a look at the calculation and the scene where the Indom's AP value comes from and... Well, it seems kind of wrong. I'll need to analyze it more carefully later, but I think the calculation logic is incorrect.
 
If it is truly a one shot, him using the iron to build a wall would probably be a better use of time

It was Henry's idea to use the golems anyway so he might not even default to it
 
A difference of about 10x? That's not as much as I originally thought. A large enough scaling chain might allow the Indoms to need about 2 hits to take down 1, but I don't think that applies in this case.

Anyway, I took a look at the calculation and the scene where the Indom's AP value comes from and... Well, it seems kind of wrong. I'll need to analyze it more carefully later, but I think the calculation logic is incorrect.
Any chance you could link the calc?
 
How come you think it's flawed? Just curious
Well, the destroyed stones were already somewhat broken when Spino headbutted them, and the angle of the scene obscures a bit of what might have happened to the stones, since there were multiple stones and perhaps some were already reduced in size... But I can see an argument for pulverization as well... Well, I'm not sure, the feat seems incorrect to me.
 
Back
Top